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gunwharfman

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Re: A device to help the put on bags.
« Reply #15 on: 10:23:53, 24/09/17 »
Good idea or do as Robert Louis Stevenson did. Get a donkey!
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bricam2096

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Re: A device to help the put on bags.
« Reply #16 on: 10:30:55, 24/09/17 »
I'm still waiting for the original poster to get back to us with his ideas  ::) ::) ::)
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Re: A device to help the put on bags.
« Reply #17 on: 12:45:17, 24/09/17 »
Quote from: gunwharfman on 10:23:53, 24/09/17
Good idea or do as Robert Louis Stevenson did. Get a donkey!


Bit big to get into the car though and they make a mess of the carpets in the house. My friend had a Pyrennean Mountain Dog which is about as probably about as big as you would want to go. When he wild camped the dog slept outside the tent and doubled as a windbreak.
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Re: A device to help the put on bags.
« Reply #18 on: 18:25:05, 24/09/17 »
A better idea would be a device for putting crampons on without sitting down  ;)
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Re: A device to help the put on bags.
« Reply #19 on: 09:09:06, 25/10/17 »
Hi all,


Many thanks for your replies. I have however changed my idea, but your feedback has been useful. If any one has any experience in bag theft, be it whilst walking, camping or travelling, i would be grateful if you could share your experience, and any way that you think that it could have been stopped.
Thanks in advance!
Neil :)
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